A stroke is a significant medical emergency, and having treatment administered as soon as possible is the single most crucial element in determining whether or not a person will survive and recover from a stroke. Because of this, everyone, not only doctors and nurses, must be able to recognize the warning signals of a stroke in order to prevent further complications.
For women, stroke is an especially serious issue. Nearly 50% of all stroke victims are female. Stroke is more common in women than men throughout their lives. Furthermore, the results of strokes in women are worse than in males.
It is possible for anybody to have a stroke; however, there are several factors that boost the likelihood that someone may experience one. Cardiologist and Director of Women’s Health at Manhattan Cardiology Mary Greene, M.D., goes into more detail about the explanation. Read the article.
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